Orberg Cap XXVIII

[pmda]

In hoc capitulo Orberg scibit Medum dicere de Iesu Christo, qui multitudonem hominum sanavit, a Lydiae: "Omnis Medicus id facit".

? He becomes the doctor of all?

Cui verbo 'id' derigit?

Si 'id' Christum signifat, num 'is' (masculinum) rectius est?

[Craig_Thomas]

Iesus homines aegros sanavit, sed medici quoque aegros sanant. Medici mortales sunt, itaque Iesus non demonstravit se esse filium Dei.

[pmda]

Thanks...but my question is what, literally, does: 'Omnis Medicus id facit' mean?

[Craig_Thomas]

Every doctor does that.

[pmda]

Gratias tibi ago.

[Damoetas]

In case this is helpful for your future reference, the meaning you originally guessed at would be:

Omnium medicus is fit.
'He becomes the doctor of all.'

Note the case usage, the gender of is (which you rightly suspected), and the use of fio vs. facio.